Articles @GOOD Asks: What Is Good Cell Phone Etiquette? The Community Answers Hillary NewmanAug 15, 2011
Articles @GOOD Asks: Should Governments Be Allowed to Track Civilians Through Their Mobile Phones? The Community Answers @David Russo thinks that it could make sense to track potentially dangerous people like sex offenders. What do you think?Hillary Newman18 Mar, 2011
Nokia E-Cu, The Cell Phone that Charges in Your Pocket The Amazing Cell Phone that Charges in Your Pocket What if cell phones could charge without ever plugging in?Alex Goldmark14 Mar, 2011
Articles @GOOD Asks: Should Governements Be Allowed to Track Civilians Through Their Mobile Phones? Join the conversation.Hillary Newman10 Mar, 2011
Articles Video: This is Your Brain on Cell Phone Breaking news: Cell phones may or may not harm your brain.Ann Marie Gardner25 Feb, 2011
Design Haiti Quake Recovery One Year Later: Six Things You Can Do There's no shortage of NGOs working on the island nation, but the situation there remain dire and the recovery has "barely begun" according to Oxfam.Zachary Slobig21 Jan, 2011
Articles Jerry Brown Takes Away 48,000 State Employees' Cellphones In an effort to get California's unruly budget under control, Jerry Brown is taking away the taxpayer-provided cellphones of 48,000 state employees.Andrew Price15 Jan, 2011
Articles The World's Most Revolutionary Cell Phone Forget the iPhone, the BlackBerry, the Android. The Nokia 1100 is owned by 250 million people worldwide, and therefore has the greatest capacity for impact.Alissa Walker08 Jan, 2011
Articles @GOOD Asks: Has Texting Replaced Phone Conversations? Answers Good readers tell us their thoughts about texting: "Texting is less invasive than a phone call," and "My daughter never talks to anyone on her phone."Hillary Newman06 Dec, 2010
Articles Landline-Only Polls Do, in Fact, Have a Republican Bias Adding cell phones to a poll gives you a five point swing toward the Democratic candidate.Morgan Clendaniel25 Nov, 2010
Articles @GOOD Asks: Has Texting Replaced Phone Conversations? Join the conversation.Hillary Newman25 Nov, 2010
Articles Can Free Cell Phones Motivate Kids to Learn? (UPDATED) An experiment with 1,500 kids in Oklahoma City, led by Harvard economist Roland Fryer, hopes to find out.Amanda M. Fairbanks11 Oct, 2010
Articles Can Cell Phones Really Save the Planet? Sort of. It's not the gadget that will make the difference-but what we do with it. The Center for American Progress' Bracken Hendricks explains.Bracken Hendricks30 Sep, 2010
Articles The Psychology Behind Why Cell Phone Talkers Are So Annoying Overhearing half a conversation is inherently jarring, a study finds, and it has implications for safety while behind the wheel.Patrick James22 Sep, 2010
Articles How Do You Solve a Problem Like Cell Phone E-waste? From tweens furiously texting to businessmen incessantly checking for incoming e-mails, it is becoming increasingly difficult to tell where a...Alicia Capetillo04 Mar, 2010
Articles Dialing Our Pain with Our Cell Phones (Which Are Killing Us Softly) For the past decade, there has been a fairly constant stream of nightly local news features on how cell phones might cause brain tumors or...Patrick James29 Jan, 2010
Articles One Charger for All the Universe's Phones Back in February we heard that the cell phone companies were thinking about making every phone compatible with a single kind of charger. Well,...Andrew Price28 Oct, 2009